Digital BW, The Print

In a message dated 11/17/06 12:36:08 AM, CorrPro96@... writes:


> Interesting enough, Evan"s print from a 2400 ABW (w/o RIP) was really  
> good.
> 
It was a similar comment by me that started this whole diatribe in the first 
place. I stated, more or less, that I was pleased and a bit suprised that a 
straight Epson OEM ink print had no trouble fitting in with a range of advanced 
B&W solutions. 

I find Tyler's process interesting as well, but its a bit like wondering how 
Andrew Wyeth gets that egg tempera texture in his paintings... a pondering of 
mastery, not a consideration of that the rest of us are going to manage. On 
the other hand I'm excited to see OEM inks and drivers capable of standing up in 
this company, because thats something I KNOW that most of us can manage, 
particularly with tools to preview and adjust effectively.

I hope that puts my comments back into perspective!

C. David Tobie
Product Technology Manager
ColorVision Business Unit
Datacolor Inc.
CDTobie@...
www.colorvision.com


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